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Congratulations to Ms. Sabrinne W. Al-tawil for winning the Bb. Pamantasan held at UP Diliman Theater last Mrach 5, 2010.

A 20 year old junior nursing student from Philippine College of Health Sciences Inc. She bested 14 other candidates in the said beauty pageant. She would be representing the Philippines in the International Beauty Pageant to be held at Shanghai, China on May 14, 2010

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Discover the secret side of Erich Gonzales that you have never seen on the March 2010 issue of Cosmopolitan Philippines.

You rooted for her in “Star Circle Quest.” You are amazed by her in “Katorse.” You love her in “Tanging Yaman.” But the breakthrough star of 2009 has something more to offer. Erich reveals the other side of her on the latest issue of Cosmopolitan Philippines magazine.

And if Erich is on the cover of Cosmo, Enchong Dee will not be far behind. The swimming hunk is the featured hottie this month sharing his thoughts about “Setting Priorities,” “Cougars (may mga indecent proposals ba?),” and His “Special Friend” Erich.

Erich and Enchong is a love team called by their fans as “Enrich” and one of the few rising love teams on Philippine television and silverscreen.

E and E on the March issue of Cosmopolitan Philippines. Out now!

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Michelle Bachelet, the Chilean President, said an evacuation of coastal areas on Easter Island, the Chilean territory famous for its monumental statues, was under way as the tsunami was expected to make landfall there imminently.

British experts said a tsunami was now radiating from the epicentre towards Hawaii and other settlements on the Pacific Ring of Fire.

The extent of the tsunami's ferocity is not yet known, but it has already reached the southern Juan Fernandez Islands, about 400 miles off the coast of Chile, where it was reported to have caused "serious damage".

The islands include one named after Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe's protagonist, and another named after Alexander Selkirk, the Scottish sailor whose real life experiences as a castaway are said to have inspired the 1719 novel.

An alert was issued by the US Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre which predicted damage to the Hawaiian coast from 9pm GMT today.

"Urgent action should be taken to protect lives and property," the centre said in a bulletin. "All shores are at risk no matter which direction they face."

The centre had earlier issued a tsunami warning for Chile and Peru, and a tsunami watch for Ecuador, Colombia, Antarctica, all of Central America and French Polynesia.

New Zealand also issued a tsunami alert, warning of a wall of water up to 10 feet high, with landfall due there at just after 6pm GMT.

The New Zealand National Crisis Management Centre warning said the greatest wave heights were expected between six and 12 hours after the initial arrivals.

Dr Brian Baptie, the British Geological Survey's Head of Seismology, said: "This is largest earthquake to strike central Chile since a magnitude 6.7 earthquake in 2001.

"A 1.3 metre tsunami wave was observed at Valparaiso, 200 kilometres north of the epicentre about 20 minutes after the earthquake.

"Tsunami waves in the deep ocean travel about the same speed as a jet plane and would take about 15 hours to reach Hawaii and about 20 hours to reach the other side of the Pacific."

Dr David Rothery, from the Open University's Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, said: "This morning's magnitude 8.8 earthquake close to the Chilean coast has caused a tsunami that is now radiating away from the epicentre and travelling at several hundred kilometres per hour across the Pacific Ocean.

"The first waves are expected to Hawaii at 11:19 Hawaii Standard Time but are also travelling along the South America coast and will reach Colombia and Costa Rica after 1300 GMT.

He added: "A magnitude 8 quake is a rare event. On average there is only about one of these per year globally."

Japan's meteorological agency warned of a tsunami risk across large areas of the Pacific, as far away as the Antarctic, and in the Philippines officials warned low-lying coastal areas to prepare for a possible evacuation.

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